Heal

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 48
hēl, v.t. to make whole and healthy: to cure: to remove or subdue what is evil: to restore to soundne , to remedy, repair.— v.i. to grow sound:— pr.p. heal′ing; pa.p. healed.— adj. Heal′able .— ns. Heal′er ; Heal′ing , the act or proce by which anything is healed or cured: the power to heal.— adj. tending to cure, mild.— adv. Heal′ingly .— adj. Heal′some ( Scot. ), wholesome. [A.S. hǽlan , hál , whole; cf. Ger. heil , Dut. heel , Ice. heill ; also Eng. hail , hale , whole .]
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